We are deeply saddened by the passing of Cora. I have many happy childhood memories growing up with Alana and that's how I was blessed to have met Cora. That first time, I came over to their house in Parkland, I was immediately greeted by Cora. She was totally cool and relaxed and told me to make myself at home and immediately offered me a drink and something to eat. It was so easy to feel comfortable with Cora. You could totally be relaxed as a teenager around her, It was fun to to be a free spirit with her. Cora was like a second Mom to me and I was always welcomed with a big smile and a fun chat. I will never forget Cora's hospitality and generosity. I remember she would offer Ken & I a table full of chocolates. She knew Ken had a sweet tooth and I think she offered us all the sweets she had in the house. She was like that and that’s part of the many reasons why she was my mother’s closest and dearest friend for many years. She was a giving type of soul and her friendship meant so much to our family. We keep you all in our thoughts and prayers at this very difficult time.
